In 2011, Golden Tee is going to places never thought possible. From the Egyptian pyramids, to the Swiss Alps, to just below the Eiffel Tower, these courses offer up a visual and cultural experience unlike any update in the twenty-plus year history of the game.

Laurel Park - Set in Bois du Boulougne near the Eiffel Tower, no one has ever played golf in Paris like this! Players who attempt to shave strokes by navigating the many shortcuts of this challenging layout will encounter water hazards and intricately cut sand traps. A Golden Tee player's dream course!

Alpine Run - Set in the shadow of the Swiss Alps with the Matterhorn looming in the distance, Alpine Run features majestic mountain lakes, stunning waterfalls, towering trees and smushy snow. Breath taking elevation changes will make this course one that Golden Tee fans will never forget.

Timber Bay - The Pacific Ocean is the backdrop for this amazing course set in the coastal cliffs of Cape Arago, Oregon. The pines are thick and plentiful but the ocean views will have players coming back to this course over and over.

Falcon Sands - Play golf among the ruins of ancient Egypt! The pyramids aren't only there for decoration purposes – they're part of the course itself! Besides the pyramids, Falcon Sands features monuments, statues, camels and, of course, the biggest sand trap in the history of Golden Tee!

Grizzly Flats - This links-style course is not completely devoid of trees, but the rolling fairways and deep bunkers will have players thinking more of the Scottish moors than the foothills of the Colorado Rockies!

Also be sure to check out our past courses including the 2010 Course Caddie, classic Play the Sobe Way videos from 2008 and 2009, and hole reviews from the original and 2007 courses!